You Can’t Make America Great by Ruining Its Treasures

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You Can’t Make America Great by Ruining Its Treasures

President Trump

America’s national parks are our sacred treasure. They’re enjoyed by hundreds of millions of people each year. Our parks are one of the greatest symbols of our democracy. They are meant for visitors from every walk of life, of every faith, age, and from every state. Our parks are for all of us.

President Trump wants to offer up our country’s precious lands as a way to pay for tax cuts to millionaires, billionaires and corporations. Imposing cuts to the Department of Interior would threaten our ability to maintain our public lands, eliminate the jobs of those who care for them, put our wildlife at risk, and rob millions of Americans of the chance to enjoy our country’s splendor.

You can’t make America great by ruining its treasures. Tell President Trump that cuts to our nation’s parks are no way to restore America’s greatness.

Send a Message to President Trump: Hands Off Our National Parks

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Washington, DC

To: President Trump
From: [Your Name]

You can’t make America great by ruining one of its most precious treasures.

America’s national parks are one of the greatest symbols of our democracy. They are meant for visitors from every walk of life, of every faith, age, and from every state in this country. Our parks are for all of us.

Imposing cuts to the Department of Interior to pay for tax cuts to millionaires, billionaires and corporations would threaten our ability to maintain our public lands, eliminate the jobs of those who care for them, put our wildlife at risk, and rob millions of Americans of the chance to enjoy our country’s splendor.

If you truly care about preserving America’s greatness, I urge you not to make cuts to the Department of Interior.